Indiana GOP Address Praises Mount Harrison McKinley Legacy
Attorney General Taylor eulogizes Indiana leaders Mount Harrison and McKinley noting their steadfast public service and party discipline. He praises Indiana’s rising credit, reduced debt, and sound finances while urging unified Republican support to sustain prosperity and national prestige.
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Indiana
Mount
Association of Township Trustees
Republican
Office of Auditor
General Assembly
State Treasury
Republican Party
Taylor
James A. Mount
North Star
Washington
Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Battle
Congress
United States
Lincoln
David
Selemon
France
Napoleon
Wiliam McKinley
Our
Republic
West Indies
East Indies
America
William McKinley
Labor
Weather Forecast Speaks of Cold Weekend Across States
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for Indiana fair with rain in the far south, colder nights and a chilly Saturday. Illinois mostly cloudy with southern rain, a cold morning in the north, winds shifting NW. Ohio to see snow in the north and possible snow in the south Friday, colder Saturday with brisk winds. Blythe, Section Director, notes overall cooler conditions and scattered precipitation.
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Washington
Indiana
Blythe
Movements of steamers charted at major ports
Jan 2 notes arrivals and sailings across several ports. Poetic and Bergenland arrive at New York en route to Liverpool. Celtic arrives at Liverpool while La Savoie sails to Havre and Kolin to Bremen. In Britain the lontan arrives at Liverpool and St John’s Halifax. Teuton to New York. Rotterdam lists Staten and Graft arriving from New York via Boulogne. other entries incomplete.
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Queenstown
Poetic
New York
Bergenland
Elphia
Liverpool
Pre- New York
Celtic
la Savoie
Havre
Kolin
Bremen
Lontan
Liverp
St. John
Halifax
Teuton
Rotterdam
Staten
Boulogne-sur- Urg
Beveridge Addresses Indiana Editors at Republican Banquet
Senator Beveridge exhorts Indiana editors and their wives to remain loyal to Republican principles and work with the people to advance government purity and policy. He praises civil righteousness, independence within party lines, and constructive governance as Congress prepares for a cautious session and tariff, monetary, and industrial measures. Attendees listed include F. T. Singleton, J. Kemp, W. Staley, and others from towns across Indiana.
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Richmond
Indiana
Congress
Republic
Constructive Party
Constructive Party of the Republic
Republican Party
Reublican Party
Corneil
Roosevelt
Listed residents and names from an Indiana notice
A compact roster lists individuals and married couples across Indiana towns such as Danville Columbus Greenfield Kokomo Portland Kentland Noblesville Waterloo Williamsport Union City Liberty Bedford Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. The names include Julian Hogate Danville Marshall Hucker J A Kautz E J Marsh H A Strohm Wil Craig R E Willis Dora Willis Mrs J Gregory Blanche Gregory Geo W Patchell and others.
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Julian DD. Hogate
Danville
Marshall Hucker
Columbus
W. S&s. Montgomery
Greenfield
J. A. Kautz
Kokomo
E. J. Marsh
Portland
H. A. Strohm
Kentland
Wil H. Craig
Noblesville
R. E. Willis
Angola
Dora E. Willis
Waterloo
J. Gregory
Blanche Gregory
Williamsport
Geo. W
Patchell
Union City
Stivers
Liberty
R. S. Truitt
Helen Davis
Indianapolis
Thomas . Brooks
Bedford
Helen Smith
Crawfordsville
F. W. Chislett
Indiana Republican Editorial Association Session at Denison Hotel
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association meets in its twenty fifth annual session at the Denison Hotel this morning with a full program. A 9 a.m. business meeting features the president's address and discussions on political issues led by editors from Tipton, Wabash, Versailles, Noblesville and Frankfort. Afternoon topics include McKinley Memorial by Will H. Craig and a discussion on press conditions led by C. W. Stivers with EB. Burns guiding, followed by a session on anarchy in newspapers by C. J. Robb.
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Indiana Republican
Denison
Ed T. Staley
Tipton Advocate
Charles 5. Hass
Wabash Plaindealer
H. A. Strohm
Kentland Enterprise
George J. Cravens
Versailles
McKinley Memorial
Will H. Craig
Noblesville Ledger
M. W. Pershing
W. B. Maddock
Stoomfield News
EB. H. Burns
Frankfort News
C. W. Stivers
Liberty Herald
C. J. Robb
Michigan City News
Cheap Matches Cause Fires and Fear Across New York
In a month four fires strike families of close friends due to cheap matches. A man recalls his daughter’s hair catching fire from a match he struck in a library, a rug saved by a quick throw, and calls for action from fire departments and health boards. He blames match manufacturers for costly, dangerous products and urges sermons against them.
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New York
Sunday Press
Board of Health
Oe Fire Department
New Lars
Cranborne’s Statement Draws Continent’s Press Scrutiny
The Times editorial argues continental semi official presses seek to discredit Lord Cranborne but risk alienating American readers. It notes Americans favor friendship despite misjudgments in the Spanish American war and suggests publication of official correspondence could prove decisive if sanctioned by all powers.
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London
the Times
Lord Cranborne
Times
M. Hanotaux
Great Britain
England
America
United States
Pastor refuses church use for McKinley memorial services
Rev Dr Thomas Parry with Wilkinsburg First Presbyterian Church trustees refuses city McKinley memorial gathering. He says the church has been used too often for public meetings and should remain for worship and Wednesday prayer meetings, likening the issue to Mark Twain's mule.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Parry
First Presbyterian Church of
Wilkinsburg
McKinley
Parry
Mark Twain
Hobhouse Seeks Suit Against British Officials Fails
London January 24 The attempts by Miss Hobhouse to sue Lord Milner Lord Kitchener and other officers over her South Africa departure were blocked by authorities. She asked War Secretary Broderick to assume responsibility but was declined. Her uncle Lord Hobhouse filed suit against Kitchener Milner and others for false imprisonment.
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London
Miss Hobhouse
Lord Milner
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Lord Hobhouse
Widener Denies Cleveland Railway Purchase Plans
P A B Widener denied today that the Widener Elkin syndicate planned to buy the Everett Moore street railway interests in Cleveland and northern Ohio. Reported representatives had examined the holdings and were said to be satisfied with them.
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Philadelphia
P. A. B. Widener
Widener-Elkin
Everett- Moore Street Railway
Cleveland
Ohio
Everett-Moore
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Summerson S Green in Fayette County
Summerson S Green a merchant of Falmouth Fayette county has filed a petition in bankruptcy The debtor lists liabilities of 1571 57 and assets are not stated in the available text This filing marks a formal step in the federal bankruptcy process and will prompt further proceedings to resolve debts and asset distribution.
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Summerson S. Green
Falmouth
Fayette County
United States
Tramp Left Mrs Green Desolate Over Gift Theft Claim
In Middletown New York Joseph Green fed a tramp years ago. The tramp later sent Mrs Green a large sum and disappeared. Mrs Green no longer appears on stage amid the dispute over the missing money and allegations surrounding the gift.
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Baltimore
Joseph Green
Middletown
N. Y
Bookwalter Chosen Indianapolis Mayor President of Bowling Congress
Buffalo report details Indianapolis Mayor Bookwalter elected president of the American Bowling Congress at a special meeting to unify warring factions. Committees formed to set dates and venues with Indianapolis identified as next tournament site. Anson mediation led to pledges of resignations and new officers including Ebbetts and Bookwalter.
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Indianapolis Journal
Buffalo
N. Y
Mayor Bookwalter
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
Congress
Tifft House
Bookwalter
Charles H. Ebbetts
Anson
Thompson
Stefins
Karpf
Worden
Starr
Engel
Cordes
Hill
Barney York
Pasdeloup
W. W. Thompson
Chicago
Fr. W. Pryor
New York
Samuel Karpf
Dayton
George M. Stearnes
Des Moines
M. A. Phillips
St. Louis
Br. H. Timm
W. G. Schilling
Oswego
Frank Pasdeloup
Charles Curtis
Indianapolis bowling teams share prizes in Buffalo scores
Three Indianapolis squads competed in Buffalo on January 23. Graff and Gardner led scoring as first and third teams posted high totals. several Chicago Belleville and Buffalo pairs followed with lower earnings. Individual and team tallies span many cities including Buffalo Chicago Toledo and New York, with a record score noted for Stoddard and Albert among others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
Graff
Gardner
Carter
Cooees
Knox
Brown
Bryson
Grafkio
Weresee cD
Laban and Beck
Chicago
Wood
McLaughlin
Hannon
Pasdeloupe
Elwert
Columb Hinckley
Hoover
Threnn
Spreckert
V. Stein
Lee and Steele
Jane Barsee
Roeder
Kansas City
Gerdes and Stein
New York
E. Gebhard
L. Gebhard
Lom H. Engel
C. Engel
Poppelbaum
Anson
Claus and
O'Connor
Eric
Hartman
Barton
Thieme
Kneer
Peoria
Banks
Haigh
Markham
Jaeger
Baneart and
Strong
Guttman and Smith
Brooklyn
Floss and Tenjost
Ruth and Eyehof
Warden and
Brill
Keime
Peterson
E. Vogt
W. Vogt
Harlock and Torrey
Erie
Reiskey
Hopeland
Roch
Smith and Kirkpatrick
Topeka
Goodrich and Fisher
Penn
Two-men team sets record in Buffalo event
Seensveemreen Lehrbach from Buffalo and Belleville, joined by Columbus riders, lead the field as Kirkpatrick of Topeka and Steers of Chicago win first prize with a 1.27 record. Second goes to Krug and Dyinger of Los Angeles 1.25, with ten more duos scoring from Ellwert and Funche Belleville to Reis and Hafeland Rochester.
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Seeensveemreen
Lehrbach
Buffalo
Belleville
Columbus
F. Schwartze
Chicago
C. Werner
Brooklyn
Schultze
New York
Gerdes
H. A. Riee
M. Howell
H. Engel
Sievers
William Goettleman
Kirkpatrick
Topeka
McClean and Steers
Krug and
Dyinger
Los Angeles
Ellwert and Funche
Graft and Gardner
Indianapoliis
Kiene
Peterson
Franz and Martin
Cleveland
Warren and Brill
Jackson
Basketball All Day at Y M C A Schedule
Saturday at the YMCA features a busy basketball day. Morning games include intermediate league action, a junior versus Boys' Club return. Afternoon sees intermediates versus Indianapolis Academy, then business men's gym class against Indiana Dental College. Evening paves Butler College versus Purdue after MT H 5 versus State Normal Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis Academy
Ati P. m
Indiana Dental College
Butler College
Purdue
State Normal
Terre Haute
Indoor Athletic Meet Plans Delayed By North Side Board
Arrangements for the upcoming indoor meet at the YMCA next month are incomplete. MT H S and YMCA athletes have organized, while the North Side school athletic association delegates the matter to a board of managers. A meeting scheduled for yesterday was postponed indefinitely due to absence of North Side athletes.
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Athletic Association of
North Side
Monroe wins motor paced bicycle race at Second Regiment Armory
Bennie Monroe of Memphis captures first in a two heat five mile plus two ten mile finals motor paced race at the Second Regiment Armory in Philadelphia. Howard Freeman of Portland takes second with Otto Maya of Erie third. final heats give Monroe the win by one and a quarter laps over A Ruta.
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Philadelphia
Bennie Monroe
Memphis
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
Otta Maya
Erie
A. Rutz
New Haven
Monroe
Jimmie Michael
Albert Champion
France
Otto Maya
A. Ruta
Aoeena
Maya
Ruiz
Muncie Polo Team Defeats Anderson in Western League clash
Muncie Indiana January 42 The Muncie polo team defeated Anderson 12 to 2 in a Western League contest played at Anderson. Muncie moved into the lead in the league standings after the victory. The previous night Muncie won 6 to 4 at home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Anderson
Forbes Knocks Out Daugherty In Bantam Bout At West End
Harry Forbes of Chicago defeated Danny Daugherty of Philadelphia with a right-hand punch in the fourth round of a scheduled fifteen round bantamweight title fight at 165 pounds. Daugherty failed to show form while Forbes delivered well-timed blows and strong ring generalship. Featherweight champion Young Corbett attended and pledged to defend his title. Telegrams read from Austin Rice and Tom Quigene challenging the winner.
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ST. Louis
Danny Daugherty
Philadelphia
Harry Forbes
Chicago
West End
Daugherty
Young Corbett
Austin Rice
Tom Quigene
Sieloff Decisions Berry in Six-Round Chicago Fight
Otto Sieloff of Chicago won on points over Dave Berry of Toronto after six rounds at the Pyramid Athletic Club in Chicago. The bout was tame with little aggression. In the prelim, Danny Duane stopped Billy Loudon in the first round.
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Chicago
Otto Sieloff
Dave Berry
Toronto
Pyramid Athletic Club
Danny Duane
New York
Billy Loudon
Loudon
All-Aged Stake Trials Open at Grand Junction Tenn
United States Association field trials continued with six dog braces in the all-age stake. Lady's Count and Uncle B led early, while Dot's Daughter and Geneva showed strong work. Ortiz Lad impressed, Tony's Man showed pace, and Senator P. led in the fifth brace. Prime Minister faced Peg's Girl in the final brace. a brace and bye dog remain to finish the first series. Weather could allow completion tomorrow.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
United States Association
Lady's Count
Uncle B
Dolly Manners
Dock Hick
Dot
Geneva
Ortiz Lad
Tony
Senator P
Sports Lady
Peg
Birds
Plunger H Lewis wins big in Oakland races
San Francisco reports that Plunger H Lewis, rising star from New York, earned about 351000 by betting large sums on Muresca and Nilgar in Oakland races. He recently purchased Pompino and other horses as part of a successful run. Stewards concluded The Giver was not sawed after a full investigation.
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San Francisco
H. Lewis
Oakland
Muresca
Nilgar
Lewis
New York
Pompino
Kidney Cure Free Warner's Safe Cure Sent Free
Warners Safe Cure offered free to readers suffering from kidney liver bladder or blood diseases and the so called female weakness. A home test instructs to examine morning urine and look for sediment cloudiness or particles to indicate disease. The ad claims Warner's Safe Cure as the only positive remedy for kidney and related ailments including uric rheumatism diabetes and painful urination.
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Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Advised By Mrs Louise Gray
A letter from Mrs Louise Gray of Brooklyn urges Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver trouble. She reports relief from rheumatic symptoms after use and praises the product as a universal remedy. The ad promotes a trial bottle and claims wide hospital and physician endorsement. Also includes horse racing results and odds from today’s card.
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St. Mark’s Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Warner
Winning favorites in New Orleans two year old scramble
Elgher and Scarlet Lily led the day as favorites with Princess Tulane Lizzie Brooks and Lady Matchless debuting. Lizzie Brooks faded at the post while Ottis is allowed to ride after Jan 5 for James Arthur. Licalzi bought Wilton for 0. Odds list John Grigsby 15 to 1 Elghor 11 to 10 Imp Lady Winkle 11 to 2 Bearlet Lily 6 to 1 Ben Hullum 10 to 1 Eda Ridley 7 to 2.
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New Orleans
Elgher
Scarlet Lily
Princess Tulane
Lizzie Brooks
Lady Matchless
Ottis
James Arthur
Licalzi
Wilton
Felix Carr
John Grigsby
Elghor
Lady Winkle
Bearlet Lily
Ben Hullum
Eda Ridley
Roosevelt viewed as a high order politician by critics
Rate Good Sense notes that critics who deemed Mr. Roosevelt a blunderer have begun to doubt their stance. The piece argues his break from routine is deliberate, effective, and rooted in long practice. It highlights his knack for local knowledge in appointments and suggests he may hold influence in several states.
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Kansas City Star
Roosevelt
New York
Oyster Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Notable Clergy and Executives Die Across United States
The week sees multiple obituaries: Rev John R Jewett a 60 year Methodist preacher dies in Cleveland aged 83 leaving three sons. Rev BD Dever a 30 year old Presbyterian missionary dies of fever in West Africa. Chester Griswold president of Crown Point Iron dies in New York after brief illness. Col Griffin a former Baptist Union president dies in Hampstead after a Civil War service. Dr Willem Leroy Brun president of Auburn Polytechnic Institute dies in Auburn Alabama.
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Cleveland
John R. Jewett
Jewett
Connecticut
North Ohio Conference
Ashland
BD. H. Devor
Africa
Dever
Wooster University
Princeton Theological Seminary
New York
Chester Griswold
Crown Foint Iron Company
Auburn
Ala
Jan
Willem Leroy Brun
The
Polytechnic Institute
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Martineville
R. S. Brown
Franklin
J. A. Kemp
Nelle Kemp
Salem
W. H. Staley
Tipton
John A. Lingle
Pauli
Edward A. Remy
Seymour
Ed F. Newton
Monticello
A. W. Tracy
Hartford City
Harry M. Smith
Greencastle
Harry J. Martin
Cranborne
London Times
Mark Twain's
Lords Milner
Kitchener
the Bowling Congress
Graff and Gardner
Gy. M. C. A. Gypmnasiuum
Otto Sielof
Mienger Lewis
Oakland Ring
Louise Gray
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Constable
Adirondack
John Peters
Diderot
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